animated-gif

问题 I have two divs : one for the static image(jpg) and the other one for the animated image (gif) Like this: <div class="badge-animated-container-static gif-post "><img class="badge-item-img" alt="Nunca dos viajes" src="http://127.0.0.1:4001/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/nevertwotrips.jpg" /> <span class="play">Play</span></div> <div class="badge-animated-container-animated hide"><img class="badge-item-animated-img" alt="Nunca dos viajes" src="http://127.0.0.1:4001/wordpress/wp-content

问题 I'm having a buch of jpegs coming from a old flash animation. They're named from 1000.jpg to 1092.jpg playing in that order. I tried to create a .gif animation with those pictures but the gif was simply to big and the quality was horrible. This is why I tried to use jQuery to animate those jpegs to mimic this gif animation. This is the code I found here on stackoverflow $("#logo").click(function() { var $logo = $(this), src = $logo.attr("src"); var index = src.indexOf('.jpg'); var step = +src

问题 I am trying to pipe 5 specific JPG file names into an animated GIF. I have looked through several libraries and found Gif-Encoder. I am not very good with streams. I cannot seem to figure out how to pipe the RGB result from the JPEG Decoder into the addFrame() method of the encoder. function createAnimatedGif(jpgPaths, animatedGifPath) { let encoder = new GifEncoder(1280, 720); let writeStream = fs.createWriteStream(animatedGifPath); encoder.pipe(writeStream); encoder.writeHeader(); jpgPaths

问题 I've written a short method for converting images(Image class) to a GifEncoder and finally saving that Gif to a file. However, when I go to open the resulting Gif created, it has some problems. 1) The Gif stops playing after 2 cycles in a browser. 2) When loaded through an image editor the colors seem to mix up a bit between pixels. public void ConvertToGif( string DestinationPath , Image myImage , int myFrames ) { Bitmap myBitmap = new Bitmap( myImage.Width / myFrames , myImage.Height );

问题 I'm trying to animate an image and save it as a .gif file. After crafting an equation, I use imshow within a loop and capture successive frames with getframe, which I then convert to an image and again into an indexed file. I've tried other approaches to this but always came up with the same problem. Even the sample 'peaks/surf' function in Matlab's documentation on creating animated gifs doesn't output the correct .gif file (meaning it lags because of repeated frames). The problem I'm having

问题 I want to display a GIF by using a library WPF Animated GIF. But when the property PictureSource is set, the process memory rises from 208MB to 1GB . Why? XAML <Image Name="content" MaxHeight="240" MaxWidth="340" RenderOptions.BitmapScalingMode="LowQuality" Width="340" Height="240" MinWidth="340" MinHeight="240" gif:ImageBehavior.AutoStart="True" gif:ImageBehavior.AnimatedSource="{Binding Path=PictureSource}"> <Image.Stretch> <MultiBinding Converter="{StaticResource ImageStretchConverter}">

问题 So I'm making a game where you can put bombs on the location of your character. Each bomb is associated with a GIF image when the bomb is displayed and eventually go BOOM (think about Bomberman). The problem was, when i tried to paint more than one bomb on the screen, it was painted from the last frame of the GIF. Investigating, I found the method image.flush() to reset the GIF cicle but now the problem is that every time I paint a second bomb on the screen, the GIF cycle is reset for all

问题 I've made a collection of histograms in ggplot2 and used ImageMagick to animate them into a gif. The idea is that the x-axis scale is supposed to be the same in all the graphs but this isn't quite true because the y-axis wiggles around due to the varying widths of the labels. How can I anchor the graph so that all the graphs have exactly the same axis positions? Here's my ggplot code if it helps: hist.fn<-function(tier,ddf){ df<-ddf[ddf$tier==tier,] l<-match(tier,levels(df$tier)) hist.png<

问题 I have the following <img> tag in a static HTML document. <img src="foo.gif" alt="This is an animated gif image, but it does not move"/> After I set its src attribute to point to a .gif file (i.e. foo.gif ), the GIF appears as a static (or non-moving) image. How do I animate the GIF? 回答1: By default browser always plays animated gifs, and you can't change that behaviour. If gif image does not animate there can be 2 ways to look: something wrong with the browser, something wrong with the image

问题 Animation is difficult with GIF images due to white borders on text and other pixelation and dithering issues. So I have decided despite the lack of support for PNG on IE especially fadeIn or fadeOut jQuery effects on PNG causing black borders to do it. I have a folder like /cdn.com/ui/photo/1.png /cdn.com/ui/photo/2.png /cdn.com/ui/photo/3.png This is my HTML code, is there anway to add a delay or somehow loop and change the source of say 1-38 and keep looping it - maybe even customize the